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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
BALLOT BOX sTUFfING.
A Philadelphia IOcksmith Testiies to
Opening "a New Jersey Ballot Box for
the Democrats.
CAMDEN, n. J Feb.

- =
Evidence was introduced by the republi.
cans before the assembly election committee
today to prove that the ballot box OF Centre
Township was opened by the democrats and
enough votes changed from Hanes to Turley
to insure tho election of the latter on a re-
count.
VIM c. Chambley, q Philadelphia lock-
smith. testified that he was sent for on dark j,
stormy nIght in November to come over to
New Jersey and open box. He was met at
the ferry by carriage and with two strang-
ers to him drove off a good distance to a
house IN the country. There he picked three
locks. which he recognized today AS the Cen
ire Township box. He then made keys to
fit the locks and gave them to the men. He
was paid $40 for his work. The republica os
claim they can sustain Chambley's evidence
by other testimony and that they have dis
covered details of democratic conspiracy to
change the result in the third district.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
bf TELEGRAPH,
" EAIHER REPORT.
MAINE DISPATCHES.
genealogical and Agricultural Society
Meetings.

FARNINGToN, Feb. 1.
The closing session Of the winter meeting
of the State Pathological Society was held
here this evening Tie meetings have not
been largely attended on account Of the ex-
treme cold weather, but have been very sue.
cesstul and profitable. At today's session
the following papers were read:
'What are the chief defects in our present
system of orchard MANAGEMENT ?" Leander
II. Blossom, Turner Centre. Paper, d II.
hnowiton, Pennington; general discussion.
Afternoon: How | have protected nv or.
chard from the ravages of mice and borers, "
5 X. Leland, Pennington. Paper. w. r.
Atherton, Hallo~el; general discussion.
"Vaiue Of knowledge of the natural scien-
ces to The farmer" Z. W. keyes, Farming
ton. Poem, The old and the new" C. A.
Readtield; closing remarks.
AT special meetng of the Franklin Coun-
ty Agricultural SocI, ty, held here this after
noon. the treasurer was authorized to raise
$1,000 by loan, to be expended in erecting a
grand stand and cattle sheds on the society :
grounds here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
TERRIBLE BILLIARDS..
Lives Lost in Montana and Dakota-A
Fuel FAMINE.

HELENA, Mont Feb 4.
fort Benton special reports fuel fam
inc, with citizens burning fences and out
houses They have not enough -four and
coal oil to last a fortnight.
A Maple Creek, N. W. T., special reports
a deplorable situation there. At Assinaboine
Yesterday the Thermometer registered 81 be
low zero The missing Chateau coach reach
ed Sun river last night.
FARGO, OAK. Feb. 4.
Each blizzard seems more severe and terri
BILE than its predecessor. A storm between
jamestown and Fargo has been worse than
any in the history of the country. THE ther-
mometer rarged between 20 and 80 below
zero all day Thursday, and east and west of
this point terrific blsards are raging. The
train from the east with four engines was
unable to make its way through the drifts.
and numerous settlers are reported to have
been lost on the prairie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05

The President has approved the Inter State
commerce bill.
The postmaster general has appointed w.
A. Francis to be postmaster at East Liver
more, Maine.
Sophia Congdon of Willimantic. Conn.
died Wednesday at the great age of 10 years
and months.
The committee of the House, Friday, ac-
cepted without amendment the bill prepared
by the subcommittee appropriating S2.450,-
900 to begin the construction of new cruisers
-four gun hosts-and one torpedo boat for
the navy. An effort will he made to get the
bill before the House for action at an early
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
The Montreal Carnival.
MONTREAL, Feb. 4

MONTREAL, Feb.
Th rty-eight car loads of visitors arrived d
here today to attend the carnival. The climbs
have dt cided to assemble on Mount Royal
and descend upon the castle for an attack
Wednesday night, after which an impromptu
concert with club choruses. will be given in
Queen Hall. Mayor Beugrand has proclaimed
Thursday as civil holiday. On that day a
grand sleigh parade four miles in length will
take place. Every athletic club in the city
and % from the United States and other
Canadian cities will be represented. Lord
Landsowne arrives tomorrow. The ice cas-
tie is pronounced superb by the visitors.
The attendance at the carnival promises to
be very large and will include an unusual
number of distinguished people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
A Horse Railroad for Biddeford.

SACo, Feb. I.
The horse railroad project at Biddeford,
Saco and Old Orchard has been revived. The
agent Of the West End Land and Railway
Co. IF Boston, is in Biddeford investigating
the outlook. and at meeting to be held in
Blddeford tonight will present a proposition
for building the road. New York capitalists
are Interested aud have sent representatives
here. james Mitchell of Hartland Me-, has
made a liberal offer to construcs the roaC.
The dir. ctors of the local company will met
tonight to take action in the matter. 1t is the
general belief that the road will be built this
spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
Mannins's Resignation.
WAsHINGroN, Feb. 4,

Treasurer Jordan admitted today that Sec
retary Manning is to be the president and
that he. Jordan. is to be vice president OF the
Western National Bank of the city of New
York. The resignation of both officials are
in the hands of the President and will be ac
cepted in due time.
1t is expected that Manning will be re-
lieved soon after the adjournment OF Con
gress. 1t is even said by some that bis sue
cessor will be nominated before the adjourn
ment. Department officials say that every
thing now points to the promotion of Assist
ant Secretary Fairchild to the head OF the
department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
ANOTHER FLOOD.
The Ohio River Rapidly Kising-The City
OF Cincinnati Threatened Win Dis
asler-A Tennessee Village Damaged.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 4.

CINCINNATI, ", Feb. 4.
The probability of food IN this city is
now increasing AT midnight the river was
SO feet inches above low water mark and
rising two inches an hour. Specials from
ali up river points report the Ohio and it.
tributaries rising at a terrible rate and ad-
vices from West Virginia tell of heavy rain.
The river at Cincinnati is almost sure to
reach 81 feet.
The Ohio reached "a feet and inches in
Cincinnati at noon today and is still rising at
the rate of an inch an hour. The cold wave
increases, and there is a probability of disas-
trous floods. Access to the Central passen-
ger depot is now cut off and the different
railroads are compelled to discharge and re-
ceive passengers at the 8th street crossing.
Freight movement are also seriously eo-
dangered and little more rain will cut off
some of the freight depots.
Disastrous floods are reported in the Big
Sandy, Little Minnie and Licking rivers. At
Falmouth on the Licking distlleiies and saw
mills and other manufactures are submerged
and have suffered much loss. The river is
full of the products of the fields and contents
of the granaries. Many bridges on the turn
pixies were carried away throughout the
country.
At Butler, Kv., the Licking river was
within few inches Of the highest mark
known since 1854
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb 4.
Night before last tremendous water spout
burst at Chestnut Mound, Smith county, and
swept down the valley with terr fc force.
One small branch stream rose Is feet in a
few moments and washed the residence of
David Bush from its foundations. The
family were asleep at the time and when the
structure fell to pieces they were thrown
into the food, but all managed to reach a
place of safety except a ten-year old son,
who was drowned. All the telephone lines
above Chestnut Mound are down and the
streams are past fording Communication
with upper Cumberland points Is cut off. 1t
is understood that the losses in the region
are heavy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
CarIisle's Propositions not Accepted.


Speaker Carlisle acting for the tariff re-
formers in the House, has written a letter to
Reprensative Randall defining the position of
the tariff reformers on the question of tariff
reduction and particularly with respect to
the bill recently framed by the protection
democrats. This letter expresses the entire
inability of the tariff reformers to accept the
internal revenue features of the bill pre-.
pared BY the protection faction and expresses
. desire for . larger reduction in the custom
duties. The Randall men have decided not
70 accept the propositions advanced BY
Carlisle.
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The ThOmastOn Climb.

BosToN, Feb. 4.
The former natives of lhomaston, Me,
met here tonight to the number of so and
formed an organization to be known as the
Thomaston Club. These officers were elect
ed: President, Col. c. G. Rivers; Vice
Presidents, Capt. Chas. Randlett, J. Sylves.
ter Partridge, II. E. Fales, w. G, Starrett
Chss. Copeland; Secretary and Treasurer
Ralph S French; Executive Committee, G.
Edwin Smiley. NJ. A. Metcilf, E. G. jane
son, +. c. O'Brie1, S. E. Smith.
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A Chance for Retaliation.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb. 4.
Some excitement was caused here today by
the arrival OF the British schooner Bessie, of
ST. John, n. F., with cargo Of herring.
She did not enter her cargo at the custom
house and it vas reported that as she was
landing fish the collector had seized her,
much to the qualification Of the Gloucester
fishermen. IL was Afterwards found that she
did intend to land her cargo but had not been
splz4d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
Business Failures OF the Week.
NEw YORK.


The business failures occurring through
out the country during the last seven days as
reported to R G.. Dunn & Co. and K. Russell
Co, of the mercantile agency. today by
telegraph, number for the United States 229
and for Canada 80, or total of 26l as COM
pared with . total Of 27l last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
HOUSE.

Mr.. Randall of Penn, ylvania reported a
resolution discharging the committee of the
whole from further consideration of the Sen
ate bill for the retirement of and recoinage
of the trade dollar, and making the bill a
special order in the House for Feb. u /;
adopted.
After the reception of few committee
reports of a private character the House went
into committee of the whole on the private
calendar.
rbe House disposed of few private bills,
coming over as unfinished business from last
Friday. and at 5 o'clock took a recess until
: 80.
The House at the evening session passed
80 pension bills and at 40 adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05

- A comfortable home for permanent or
transient guests in New York is the famous
Siurtevant House, Broadway Cor. 10Th street.
New plumbing, new furniture and fittings,
Matthews & Pierson the new proprietors
have made it equal TO the best European
and American pans, prices very reasonable.
febldeOdlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
Maine Pensioners.

WASHINGTON, Feb. (.
The following have been granted pensions
in Maine
Minor children of Eben ID. Work. Water
vile.
Samuel w. Witham, increase, East Win
throp
Wilton Burnham, increase, Curtis Corner
VIM. NJ. Ayers, reissue and increase,
Charlotte.
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Another Unfortunate.

DOvEK, N. H., FVU =.
Coroner Pray of this city, who conducted
the INQUEST on the body of Miss Cora A. Lit
tleield, who died suddenly under suspicious
circumstances at Rochester some time since,
reports that the jury found she died from
dose of arsenic administered to her BY come
unknown person. She was snciente as the
time of her death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
The Printers Take Their Turn.

CHICAGO, FEB. Z.
The Typographical Union Of Ills city has
advanced the price of composition from 81
cents per 1000 ems on afternoon daily papers
to 40 cents, and on morning papers from 40
cents to As cents, and has given the pub
fishers the necessary 30 days notice. The
prlnrers refnse To arbitrate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
nj th, snn.r.r. FROM communion

Scrofula, and General Debility, will try
Scoft's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
with Hypophosphites they will find immediate
relief and permanent benefit DIR. ii. v.
Mott, Brentwood, CAL, writes 81 have used
SCOTS Emulsion with great advantage in
cases of Phthisis, Scrofula and Wasting
Diseases generally. 1t is very palatable.
decl ldeod&w4w
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struck By q Train.

TAUNTON, Mass., Feb. 4.
The Boston train leaving Fall River via
Taunton at o'clock tonight struck . meat
cart driven BY John Mackinan Of this city,
killing him at once and also one of the horses
attached to the cart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05

Chas. B. Ellis, Of Corinna Centre, Me-,
suffered from what some physicians thought
Cancer in the Stomach. He says, ''In the
spring of "a, commenced taking Bells
Ssrsaparilla and in six months time l was
we'll and felt like . young man. l am 65
years old and feel - young - did at 49,"
$50 cts. per bottls.) febld&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
TIRE GREAT STRIKE,

Freight Moving in Small Quantities
Many of the Steamers Able TO Leave
on Time-Will the strike Prove a
Failure!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
IOUGE DIRECTORY,

>-TCIISTA LODGE NO. l4l +. & A. M.-Snecial
A oCommunication, Tuesday evening. Feb. Is.
WoA =" f. McMURDIE, WIN.
C. C. HUNT, Sec'y.
@rIaTYHEM LODE No. IS F. & A. M
X special Meeting, Monday evening, Jan. a, at
Tn,s in the First and Second Degrees. Sojourn.
=, invei VIZ IL U,,,,.y,,
ID. NJ. WATT, Sec'y.
osIIIYTHE LODGE NO. 81, X. OF p Regn.
1 iar convention Wednesday evening, Feb. Q, at
seS''A' r. NJ. ROLLINS, c. c.
G. +. sHOREY.
oyrH WILLIAMS POST NO. Ii, G. A. R.
REGULAR meetings every Thursday evening, at q
" Hall, No. l40 Water street
n Ii. q. STAPLES, Commander.
M. MCDAVlD, Adjt.
?, ,syIUu LODGE NO. 70, l. o. IF. Odd Eel
A lovs' Hall. Water ST., nearly opposite Cony
konase Regular meeting on FRIDAY evening of each
yett, at 40 o'clock.
An odd Fellows stopping temporarily In the city
.,s cordially invited 10 the Lo 'ge Rooms
6. FRED LIBBEY, NG.
W. ii. DUNTON, K. Sec'y.
1JGHLAND LODGE, NO. rs, A. o. U. w.
RI Regular Meetings every Tuesday evening, 8,
!. oslees. in G. A. K. Hall. Water st.
F.w. ELLIS. NJ. w.
GEO. W. W.SYLVESTER, Recorder.
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The New Pension Law

pension ALL soldiers who are 40 disabled ss 10 be
SSasoie to earn support by daily labor. and who
b,. no other means Of support. whether such dsa-
sfoee In the service or since. 1t also pensions
W IeonSteiy to THOS.S.HOPKINS,(s (ste Of Co. {. 18th
W..sSS ssSs:) Attorney at Law. 7ss Eighth 81. n. w..
washington, D. G.. feh2dkW0
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-02-10

An,'hrr dynIn.i'e horror took Place
N San Fran isc, the 9th. No nne hur,
4 lrnz-n lake and iy- feet If snow
en'oun', red IN going t. the Cocu.
4 Altue mines.
Tn senate passed the twin bills az.
propriltin. ST. ,jD,0JJ ;or IN ,deru oll
nance and coast dctenses.
At Chicago Feb. I, severe shock of
earthquake was felt, and the sau
lhr 'ughout the state. No damage r..
ported.
A telegram from Port Townsed of tn.
7,h says the B,rk Austria was wrecked
on F'Attery rocks. Captain and crew
all safe.
A NV site has been sci 'cted for tn
N,rth Pacific bridge. lust below the i'll
and near Pa>co The bridge will b
1000 feet Ion. and have ten ,pans.
A nispstch from Woolstock. VT, say
hat the railroad disaster mar that l,lac
HAS not h'rn exaggerated. Flu " sixi
p'rs"n- lost tn Ir lives aud several MOI,
s.re fatally injured.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-02-10

Pretty valentines ugly valentines, valeu-
the. for You l'vDrs, Valentines ior Your
friends. valentines IN endless variety, cheap
as they make them. at Isanian i Co.
LOST. On Monday evening between n.
v. Bresrisy 9 Residence nn Main street aud
Groste,n Il B'nnarti's hall. golu breast pin
Fluder will be rewarded by leaving same at
this office.
l.. 2. Brown of Mt. Ilaho, the proprie.
tor OF the mail stage line between Mt Idaho
and Lewist"n, has been for several DAYS
making efforts to open and keep ol,en the
road ,vvr tra,gs m"untAin, so as to admit
OF <" 1t travel,u.. for his stages aud o,h,r
teams, ani he nu~ mas it in s"ou p,ssabl.
couiton He has employed ahout dozen
tealus IN tais work. FIJI. sn'w het~eeu
the ntl AMI Mason prairie averaged .hu
tive fee III ieptn, an for some tui!vs tins
SID ab'ut seven r t Ia depth DrpuN
"arShn a u. Greco who came over the
rout, an Monday tnrnlshe I these dat'.
THE SruTrz TkauPE This company.
" h" we're hlied III THIS city for f"ar nights.
commenced the series ON M,mday nah
with the p arl "s Savoy" winch was
greeted hy "a crHvea audience. The req.
ii,ion ut this play was superb, each per
former doing himself mach credt. Miss
h Alma StnttH, the impersonatnr of Marie
was charming AMI pleasing, carrying on, the
prints # her part admirably Little Ivy
>tntfZ. III her s',ngs-the "L'ttle Oii Mai"
"The Dude" und The Lo,--s,ck Girl
wrre sustained to Perfection, brineins the
| ~ hence to roars of lang liter. On iu.sdav
veuing the production nf "'JS "r CnIer
| Two Flags" was good and well received b,
1 . /,
lng lanrels in the character If Fergus
Motarthy the outlaw. Az in on last ev-
| e,ilng the house was crowded to It's utnos,
capacity to witness tn renowned play "A
Celebrated Case" wherein MIR Stuttz as
''lohn R,naui" is unsurpassed TINS even
ing EAST L>un' will be presented. With
out he-''ancy We can say that this is the
nest ilranati; combination that has ever
visited our city. aud we bespeak for them
wa.rr ever they may gn crowded houses, Of
viii h they are deserving.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-02-10
Seeking His Slater.

". ". yournai: P,ter Waldo, ii;
colqred youth, whose b. meals q. lsoss burg
Or, has ben in town several days, in
curse of quest for reatives Hi
d ceased mother sister Is Mrs. Rirhar'l
Bogi-, Of this place. They had kept
track ofnne anoshrr and their meeting
ior tn. first time ha, been one Of pleasure,
on bath sides. The main olject OF
ptr, search is the discovery "I hi
sister, from whom h. wa, p'aratrd VIII,
thy ", re small children. The tamil,
lived at the h tie al Gov. Joe Lane. ana.
,iter the governors death, . man nance
Abbott received tn, little girl and took
her to M Perez Go, l T. Aitrrws,d.
it is supposed. she was .iveu into he car
Of another 'auily residing in the L.wi--
Ton pei.hborhapd Only lately has Pet, +,
been able tn learn thus much of BE-,
movement, and he has p'~ssssed himse5
= papers which will establish ,hr ilent,
V it she be found He hear. OF y,un'.
Sau,an at Lewiston who lailie> IN age anr
some other matters with the missing gif
but whose name is dlffer-p,. lie ieil
s'r Lewiston with team Monday, t.
interview tn. girl. Mr.. md Mrs. B,gl,
are a. #n,ious as Peter To press n,
search and will not stin' Expenditure
| necessary for Its success.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-02-10
~ NlgMA s s,k.,:. h j. :;

Soother ct hand It Is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
Observation-Disclosures 1t contains no Opinm
or M,rphime. but gives the Child r"tur,sl
ease from PUN. Price 25 cents. Sull by
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-02-10
CITY JOT EDITORS
CITY JOTS.

Sse. n. Lake jeweier. Lewiston ~
/, 10th.
"Ea.t Lynn" tonight
Ice cutting has commenced.
C,ub dance to morrow night.
The Stutt. company is i'm nense.
To old.vomen knock outs t lis vses
Ice is running in both Snake and 'iearwster
"spoouing" in church is not very beo m NJ
When was tho mast slippery night in Gr"s'
tsiu l. Binnard's hall?
Wat ms. -e7eo. u. Lake is agent for hs
..,.bratei Rockford Watches,
All there | ynu green eyed monster Bewar"
of YOUR white iivered" rival
number six sh ,e n ek leafiug to The back
door 50 early in the morning is bad sign
Tho unity re.nrder's jay (hiril hecam =
speerhless on Tuesday dur ny tile earthquake
shock.
There Is . great many who do MT attend the
theatre, but they are on hand after the per
formances each evening to take in one of tn
crnndest OF grand performances /; and that in
tho rating up .f a certain young couple VIII"
arc too utterly tn tn Dear Chawley We are
net bit sott. are wei"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-02-10
Fresh bread every day at the Gem Baker,


Edison Dr'Hgs :" a'A"" Ivy WIS :" WV"
;. -
u. >. Wann OF Aso'in ivy WAY l" 'n'
:,
y. +. Coburn - aoie 70 DC ahou' AFTER us
a money order olhce has "een e''ao''s"e"
nt Uniontown.
The telophene line between. Asoun all"
Lewiston is down
The N,r,h Pacific .xpress now comes in
daily. via Moscow.
May We'll !. down from Uninutowu pay.
inc arr c;tv a vis;.
J,seph Dsnuc i. suffering from a severe
attack Of rheumatism.
~ ~
49,, NJ, ..,r,,,e
The Stuttx dramatic company will remain
Oh. You property holder +! purchase
ticket for the fi.emeus ball.
The game law for this territory has bee
In force since the first instant
no,,,. f,r,., that tina hr..a at the ,,e,,
Bakery j. BAKED fresh eysry day.
No mail from bei"~ Dayton arrived FIJI
fine piano for rent on easy terms
Enquire At the st. Aloys'as Academy
The baad have deserted their house on
the hill these cold nights and are practising
Ia town.
swo months visit with her mothe: On the
Alpowai.
D. spurbcek !, co,t;,ea to his he'd Arr;
recovery.
The vonno fo,k, ar. ENGAGING !, IN,
sport u Ak at,ny. which ia r,n,rt.1 as be,u.
The Stut,z dramatic com,,nv arrive, On
Sunday from pom.rav and r,s;.tsr.'i a, th,
Hotel de france "'' 'e''' WY
-A'''
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-02-10

John Haley for gov, rnor nd +. A.
Stevenson t"r delegate tn congress IL said
TO b., tn pr gramms for the campai.u
w. years hence. A politician =" Informs
Allen, Of the Shush DE Jourmdi, and
adds that it is reported that Ill the
machinery in the hands Of these two
prominent officials is being worked t.,
such end. Ii is rather early to he max.
ing up slater.-Kefchum Kpystoae.
Th,re has b.en N IRE bushek of wheat
thrsshed, during the past Eve years, With
in . radius Of eight miles OF PxlMse Cisy
than within the same radius Of any town
10 the while Psl"u.e Country. Th.
afiiavits of thresh.r,nen shall BE- tn,
evidences. That's the chip IN our .h"ul
der-who dare knwk it eff Boomer
aHg.
Chief Justice Gr-~nr. af the supre mt
court OF Washington Territory, disS.ntcG
from the decisian IL the other two judge
Lansiord aud Turner IN the uncons, 4 u
orali'y ii the wmnan suffrage kw Q
| WshiDSton TslrGosy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-02-10
Boise City, Idaho, Feb ;, 1887.
To TIE TELLER:

J
To TIE TELLER:
We have and still expect to oppose Il
inrssures tending to in .rpase taxes n,
maxim. additional Appropriations, -xcepl
The bill Ia authorize the county comnni-
siouers To If r bounties fir tn de-ttnc
ti"n Of squirrels 81. In appropriations
the Northern members have right full,
demanded recngnit,nn., and our DE-
u'snds are in tangible shape. We ask
tn university at Moscow or bridge al
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